While the Houston Rockets look to continue to improve after falling in the first round of the NBA Playoffs to Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors, their roster has a chance of making a huge change for the 2025-26 season.

the T-Wolves likely have interest in Durant like they did around the time of the trade deadline back in February, but "nothing is close" to getting done between Minnesota and Phoenix as of Saturday.

The Suns will likely do everything they can to appease Durant's wishes, but since he doesn't have a no-trade clause in his contract, it's ultimately up to the Suns as to which team they send him to.

Given that context, it's hard to call the Rockets '24/25 season anything but a huge success for the franchise. Houston won 52 games, its highest single-season total since the James Harden years, and held the No. 2 seed in a competitive Western Conference for much of the season, including from March 19 onward.

Early Saturday, news broke that the Rockets and Steven Adams had agreed on a three year, $39 million extension.

The Rockets lock up the soon to be 32 year old center to form one of the top big man rotations in the NBA.